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Duncan wrote: |
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>Mark Haney posted <436FB25B.4070805@××××××××××××.org>, excerpted below, |
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>on Mon, 07 Nov 2005 15:00:27 -0500: |
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>kmplayer (at least several generations of ~amd64, not sure about stable) |
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>now has the option of using xinelib, mplayer, or gstreamer. |
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The previous install of kmplayer didn't include xine at all, and for the |
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record I use amd64 not ~amd64. I don't recall the version so that's of |
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course no help at all. Have you had much success viewing windows media |
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WMV files? If so, what USE flags did you use? |
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> (You may have |
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>to recompile with the proper USE flags to get that option.) Here, I've |
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>has poor luck with mplayer, but xine has worked well. Haven't tried |
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>gstreamer. mplayer is just too hard to get the right plugins, it seems. |
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>xinelib "just works" a larger percentage of the time without fiddling with |
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>extra plugins. YMMV, but I read a similar post from someone else |
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>somewhere, and knew I was having issues with mplayer, and sure enough, |
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>xinelib worked far better for me. Perhaps mplayer could have been made to |
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>work, but I didn't have to "make" xinelib work at all, it just did, once |
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>merged (and with kmplayer remerged to use it). |
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Interdum feror cupidine partium magnarum Europae vincendarum |
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Mark Haney |
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